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We have two properties that over the last two years have experienced gray snow mold in the spring. I am assuming a fall fungicide app should eliminate this from happening, however, what would be your fungicide of choice? Possibly clearys 3336 F? Cost is not an issue here, results are.
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Heritage is labeled for snow mold
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I'm stunned you didn't visit Lesco to have them tell you what to buy.
Look into Bayleton.Comment
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Cost is ALWAYS an issue.
What type and amount of fertilizer is applied to the sites in question in the September to December time frame?"Maitreya"Comment
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These are new clients, not sure what they used last year as snow mold was a problem in spring. The last two apps in your time range are 25-10-10 2 Fe, & 19-0-19 3 FE. All are lebanon turf products. Keep in mind this is their first year with us, problem was there in the spring. Looking at the Heritage label, it appears a fall preventive app, as I figured, would be the way to go. Have you had good luck with it, Rich? Mainly looking for something that will give a proven result. When I said cost was not an issue, they don't care what it costs, just get results.Originally posted by lawrence stone View PostComment
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Can't say I've had much of a problem with snow mold. I did have some red thread this season but hit it with bayleton and some fert to knock it out.
Ron Howard: Is that... vodka... and wheat grass?
Homer: It's called a "lawnmower". I invented it. Want one?Comment
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Eagle 0.62 G by Lebanonturf
this is listed for pink snow mold. i've used it on red thread and brown patch with good results.
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